An Illinois man has been charged with killing a father who was playing Pokémon Go with his 6-year-old daughter in a Chicago-area park this month. 

Khiryan Monroe, 20, faces a count of first-degree murder in the July 14 killing of Servando Hamros. He is being held without bond, Fox Chicago reported. 

Hamros, 29, was found lying along a canal at an Evanston park just after 9 p.m. He was pronounced dead at the scene. An officer in the area heard gunshots and responded to the scene. 

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Khiryan Monroe, 20, is charged with killing Servando Hamros in an Illinois park. 
(Fox Chicago )

“The victim was walking in the park with his daughter. While walking in the park, the victim had what appeared to be a confrontation with at least one other subject. Shortly after this confrontation, an unknown offender, armed, shot the victim, killing him,” said Evanston Police Commander Ryan Glew.

Hamros died from a gunshot wound to the head, according to a Cook County medical examiner’s autopsy. His daughter saw the shooting but was not harmed. 

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